Wright v. Robinson
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the City Court of Montgomery, in equity. Heard before the Hon. Taos. M. Arrington.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, C. J.
— N. D. Wright died intestate in October, 1883, leaving a widow and four children surviving him, all of *480whom are still living. He had been guardian of one Caroline Wright, and had lent eight hundred dollars to J. C. Wright, taking as security for its repayment a mortgage on real estate. The note evidencing the debt, and the mortgage to secure its repayment, express in each that they are made to “N. D. Wright, guardian of Caroline Wright.” This note and the mortgage were found among N. I). Wright’s papers after his death. N. D. Wright in his lifetime, and shortly before his death, had made a…
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